Top 50 things to do and attractions in Queretaro City

This museum is so interesting! In particular, it told a lot about the indigenous history of the region (something I haven’t seen in some other museums I visited in the area) and really enjoyed the exhibits on Mexican Independence and the Revolution. It only took us about an hour to go through the museum, but I easily could have spent a lot more time there—if you’re going to visit one museum in Querétaro, I’d recommend it be this one.

COST: 90 pesos WORTH IT RATING: 6/10 The actual building that this museum is in, is an old convent several hundred years old. The architecture and the inner courtyard with a fountain are stunning and the best part of the visit. You can capture beautiful photos here. The information in the museum is ALL in Spanish, and very information heavy. If you speak Spanish, and enjoy large blocks of text, then this could be an enjoyable experience for you. It would take several hours to go through the entire museum and read everything. If you are fine with just walking around and perusing the old artifacts, clothing, and paintings, it could also be somewhat interesting. I felt the museum had a lot of potential and a lot of interesting info that i would have liked to learn, but the large quantities of text in Spanish made it feel overwhelming and dissatisfying.

A really cool museum to visit guys! Only cost 85 pesos, spent almost 2 hours(like to take my time in museum) lot of things to read about the cultul and the history of Mexico. A must go if you come here to visit!! Enjoyyy

Thorough summary of pre- and post-Hispanic cultures in Queretaro region. Run by INAH so expect MX 95 entry fee; cash only. Can tour entire facility in an hour.

Beautiful Spanish conquest era...nice and very informative expositions about the history and culture of the Querétaro area.

Interesting art and history. Hard to find signage or explanations in English, but worthwhile nonetheless. Would recommend visiting during the week as it seemed fairly quiet at this time.

Beautiful architecture and exposition, very clean and well maintained. In the heart of the city, can't be missed

A must for admires of the best Mexican Baroque architecture from the 17th and 18th centuries.

This is an iconic place to visit in Querétaro Mexico, the history and the Architecture is unique, this Barocco church is consideeed a UNESCO patrimony, the golden covered altarpiece are a reflection of this golden Spaniard colonial edge. A must see location when visiting Querétaro

Stunning place with lovely gardens and archeological remains and an active arts scene. To think, I almost passed up going here. That would have been a huge mistake.

This places is a wonderful cultural landmark in the heart of the historical center. There's a cute little park with a fountain. At night the church is illuminated with a light and projection show. There are also small vendors outside selling souvenirs and snacks.

This is one of the iconic churches in Queretaro whether you are a catholic or not this church is beautiful inside

One word - Beautiful! They have the Querétaro sign and a water fountain with light shows at night.

I was only able to appreciate its beauty from the outside. They were closed at 4pm even though the hours online state that they're open til 6pm.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, well maintained, clean, has bathrooms, the price is very affordable, ideal for walking, relaxing, reading outdoors, highly recommended!! (Original) Hermoso lugar, bien cuidado, limpio, cuenta con baños, el precio es muy económico, ideal para caminar, relajarse, leer al aire libre, súper recomendado!!

There are beautiful gardens, museums

(Translated by Google) There is a fee to enter the park, and there is also a museum. You also have to pay to buy tickets at the box office. I'm telling you this so you don't end up like some people who can't get in when they arrive at the museum because they sell tickets at the entrance. About the place, it's beautiful. In the museum, you learn about history and interesting things about Querétaro. The place is beautiful, clean, and very pleasant. ✨️✨️ (Original) La entrada al parque tiene costo también esta un museo ,al igual tiene costo en taquilla compran sus boletos ,le digo esto para que no les pase como algunos que al llegar al museo no pueden acceder porque los boletos los venden en la entrada Sobre el lugar es bonito en el museo conoces historia y cosas interesantes sobre Querétaro El lugar es bonito limpio y muy agradable ✨️✨️

(Translated by Google) If they're charging admission, they should maintain it in better condition. I see several people who go there for a stroll, and it doesn't leave a very good experience. Also, the restrooms are in terrible condition. If they're already charging for admission, they should charge for the restrooms too, but make sure they're in good shape. As for the restaurant, it's a nice place to relax. (Original) Si están cobrando acceso deben de mantenerlo en mejores condiciones, yo veo varias personas que van a pasear y no deja muy buena experiencia. Además los servicios de baños están muuuuyyyy mal. Si cobran ya por el acceso, cobré el baño pero tengalo bien. Del restó es un buen lugar de esparcimiento.

(Translated by Google) The place is very pretty, very high, in case you're not used to it. (You'll run out of breath.) There are bathrooms on site. They sell souvenirs and water outside. If you want a photo, it'll be difficult because there are a lot of people. We went during the week, but on vacation. (Original) Muy bonito muy alto el lugar, por si no estás acostumbrado.(Se te va el aire) Cuánta con baños en el lugar. A fuera venden recuerdos y agua . Si quieres una foto te va a costar,por que hay mucha gente. Nosotros fuimos entre semana pero en vacaciones.

(Translated by Google) The Hill of Bells is often used for sweet 15 photos, weddings, etc. It's nice to walk around and look at the statue of Benito Juarez, but don't buy tickets for the museum. It's not worth it; most of the so-called interactive devices don't work. You just read a few slides and that's it. Entrance to the park costs $7 and the museum is $23. DO NOT PAY THE $23. Besides, they have clowns who don't let you bring anything in. They even stole a keychain I had in my bag, so why not buy toys? (Original) El cerro de las campanas lo utilizan mucho para fotos de 15 años , bodas etc. Esta bien para caminar y mirar la estatua de Benito Juárez, pero nooo compres los boletos para el museo. No vale la pena , no sirven la mayoría de aparatos disque interactivos . Es solo leer unas láminas y ya. La entrada al parque cuesta $7 y al museo son $23 . NO PAGUEN LOS $23 ,aparte que se ponen payasos que no puedes ingresar con nada, a mí me quitaron un llavero que traía en mi bolsa , que porque no juguetes .

(Translated by Google) For lovers of Mexican history, this place is a must-see. The chapel marks the spots where Generals Mejía and Miramón, and Archduke Maximilian, stood before their execution. Further up the hill, a massive statue of Benito Juárez, the revered figure, dominates the landscape. It's as if he's saying, "We won." (Original) Para los amantes de la historia mexicana, este lugar es imprescindible. La capilla marca los lugares donde estuvieron los generales Mejía, Miramón y el archiduque Maximiliano cuando fueron fusilados. Más arriba en el cerro, una enorme estatua del Benemérito Benito Juárez, domina sobre todo el cerro. Cómo el que dice: "ganamos nosotros".

My fav museum in Queretaro. They have a few rooms displaying arts from different artists. Some are really amazing and unforgettable.

The museum was nice. Most of the exhibitions are contemporary. There is not much classic art. Admission is free. Staff are friendly. It is not a very big museum.

Amazing architecture, security, exhibits, and events nearly every hour and day they are open! Go at least once a week and appreciate the Centro area.

The Museum was once a cloister for St Agustin. It houses various temporary exhibitions, mainly from Mexican artists. And is worth visiting. The building itself is magnificent with XVIII Baroque architecture. The museum is free to access.

This majestic museum is free to enter. The building is wonderful and the sun lights up its orange walls. It had several exhibitions, all were well curated and beautifully displayed. This is a must see when in Queretaro

This art museum is a gem of Querétaro. In addition to being free (there's not even a donation box and I have never been in any museum in any city without a donation box), it has a varied and interesting collection and is housed in an impressive architectural building which in itself is a work of art. Formerly the Augustinian monastery, the building is spacious and comfortable. The works are somewhat shockingly unprotected and virtually outdoors but I guess if your climate is arid enough this is fine? Anyway, worth a visit and worth your time.

A free art museum housed in a beautiful old Augustine Monastery with some lovely examples of contemporary and historical local art. Currently under renovations that are adding even more exhibit space. It only takes an hour and a half to get through, but it's worth every minute.

A fabulous location to visit at dusk and enjoy the city lighting up and the moon rising before you. Tremendous vistas!!! Great for photographers!

Fantastic views of the city and the aqueduct. I wish we had visited at night to see the city lights. Easy walk down to centro.

Great view point close to many historic monuments and interests. But honestly not the best view of the los arcos. Because of all the unevenly constructed houses and buildings. the best view is from the beginning of road that leads to the mirador. But I highly recommend visiting this view point.

Nice panoramic viewpoint- it’s free to see, so no cost associated with it. The only thing is if it’s a busy time there might not be enough railing space for you to get a selfie’s/ pics, so you might have to wait a bit.

The viewpoint is located a few blocks away from the terminal part of the aqueduct. Its a pretty good spot to take in the full scope of the arches. Its clean, and safe at least during the daytime. There are a few vendors and there is an interesting cemetery nearby. A 15, maybe 20 minute visit should suffice.

Such an amazing spot! The view from Mirador de los Arcos is incredible. And it’s not just the viewpoint there’s a bunch of interesting historical places around it too, so it’s fun to walk around and explore a bit. If you can, go in the evening. When the aqueduct lights up at night, it looks absolutely beautiful. The whole area gets a really nice vibe. Definitely worth checking out!

Beautiful view of the aqueduct. Easy, 15 minute walk from City Center. Be sure you stop into the pantheon located right next to the Mirador.

Most churches in Queretaro are ok looking but will not make a lasting impression on a visitor. This one is no different. It has a rich and interesting history but overall it is not so different from other churches in Mexico as to stand out.

Construction of Queretaros' first religious building began in the late 1500s. The temple of San Francisco acted as a convent church,cemetery, and orchard. It is located in the historical center of Santiago de Queretaro. From 1852 to 1922, it functioned as a Catholic cathedral. The architecture is a mix of Baroque and Neoclassical styles. During the centuries, the site has received numerous renovations and upgrades. Unfortunately, most of the temples and chapels from the 16th and 17th centuries were destroyed during the reform war of 1858-1861.

A lovely place to visit where spent half day walking around the streets

Was amazing! It's a beautiful temple, I wanna return here

Beautiful cathedral! Great photo op; be sure to stop by when in El centro!

This was a really great cathedral, took some good photos here.

Probably as a local you enjoy that this place is close during the daytime but as a tourist with little hours to visit I am surprised is just open from 6pm and not during the day time what a waste of time and looks small

Top notch museum. We didn't make plans for our visit here, but wanderers stumble on great things. This was one of our favorite museums that we visited so far in Mexico. The collection is great. I don't know how much the rotate exhibits, but I found it inspiring!

What a beautiful use of an old convent. The exhibits were varied and really interesting. They have stairs or an elevator. The staff was kind and helpful. And it is free and there is a lovely plaza and church adjacent. Go!

we went not knowing what to expect, and we really enjoyed the second floor: it was a feast of very Mexican colors! we also enjoyed the patio at the entrance in the afternoon light, very very interesting!

This place is AMAZING! Super modern in an historic renovated convent located in one of the plazas in the historic centro! The renovation of the building is it's own feature! We were stunned at the super cool exhibits which some were over-the-top funky. The Sunday we went there was no entrance fee which we couldn't believe. As you enter the outdoor space the first thing we notice was a giant Salvador Dali structure. Go inside and there was a variety of exhibits from artist all over the world. It ended up being the highlight of our trip to Queretaro!

Great small contemporary art museum in a former convent and it’s free! The volume of the spaces accentuate the art perfectly, and a good variety of modern art.

Beautiful contemporary art placed in a historic setting. We spent a pleasant hour enjoying this museum. Entrance is free. Check backpacks at the guard desk.

Go often as the art and themes change. Enjoy experiencing and small enough to make a nice outing and in a great location next to the church and on the plazas. Having this option to showcase different artists is fantastic.

Interesting and quick calendar info through the decades but take the time to sit in the peaceful beautiful garden.

Probably one of the most interesting museums I have been to, it sounds boring but the reviews here are right when they say you will have fun in this museum. It's very fascinating to look at different types of calendars and calendar arts from all over the world. You can also buy something from their cafe with the ticket you bought. All in all, a really good deal that you shouldn't miss when in Queretaro.

Very cute and interesting museum. It starts with tons of information about calenders in different cultures around the globe and continues with many many beautiful Mexican calenders and calender paintings from the beginning of the 20th century to nowadays. Some of them historical, some mythical, some romantic, some funny, some sexist. You can learn a lot about a society by looking at its calenders apparently 🤓. The exhibition rooms surround a gorgeous garden patio that makes visiting here even more pleasant. The layout of the museum is easy to follow with numbered rooms and even markers on the floor that tell you where to go next. Staff is very friendly. Some even speak English and give you an English pamphlet with a map, so it's a tourist friendly place. I really loved this place. It really shows that with enough dedication and care, you can make a museum about any subject

This was an interesting museum! After about 20 minutes I started wondering why there are so many calendars here. I didn't realize this was a calendar museum. LOL. Then I said OH!! It was really interesting seeing the different calendar art and the other art presented. I think you will enjoy this museum. You can easily spend an hour or two looking around and they have beautiful gardens.

Its a beautiful place, with a great patio and terrace.

Educational but mostly fun to see how cultural norms are reflected in the art of Mexican calendars. Probably better to go with someone to exchange observations. The interior garden is phenomenal and cool, and there are some interesting views from the terraza.

Never realized how important calendars have been to the Mexican culture. Dating back to the Mayan civilizations the calendar museum dates the chronological history of the calendars. Also showcasing beautiful art galleries from Mexican painters. The building showcases some of Queretaro's architecture with green courtyards and a nice restaurant and bar. The terrace by far was my favorite place. Sitting in the benches with the cool mountain breeze and the amazing views from around the city. A must if you are in the area.

Very nice green space near the university. Quiet, shady and not busy even on a weekend. Entrance to the park is seven pesos. They have nice bathrooms inside the park. Many of the trails are rough uneven stones, so have good footwear. There was no view from the top, as it is surrounded by trees, but there are a few viewpointsin different directions from the trails. Several good and inexpensive restaurants in the university neighborhoods surrounding the park.

Beautiful grounds & trees but not much to see & is good walk from Centro. Cost only 7 pesos for entry. If want to enter the small museum you pay more.

This place was beautiful and well maintained! The tour bus only took us to El Cerro de las Campanas, but this place also has a museum in the back and a scenery plus a huge statue of Benito Juarez. Something we would have missed if we didn't see the huge statue while riding the tour bus! We totally recommend to visit the entire place on your own.

Very lovely park where you can stroll around and learn some history while you’re there. Admission to the park is just a few pesos and there is a separate admission to the museum that you must purchase at the main entrance, not at the museum. There is a chapel on the hill where Emperor Maximilian and two cohorts were executed for treason. At the top of the hill is an impressive statue of President Juarez and of the centro of Queretaro along with some nice views of the city. Not a grand scale National Park like the USA, but a nice visit all the same.

1. Cerro de las Campanas is a hill located in the city of Queretaro, Mexico. 2. The hill is known for its historical significance, as it was the site where Emperor Maximilian I was executed in 1867. 3. The hill is named after the bells that were rung to announce the execution of Maximilian I. 4. The hill is also home to the Cerro de las Campanas National Park, which covers an area of approximately 600 hectares. 5. The park is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including cacti, agaves, and birds such as the golden eagle and the peregrine falcon. 6. Visitors can hike to the top of the hill to see the monument that was erected in honor of Maximilian I. 7. The monument features a bronze statue of Maximilian I on horseback, surrounded by four allegorical figures representing justice, liberty, peace, and law. 8. The monument also includes a museum that displays artifacts related to Maximilian I and his reign in Mexico. 9. In addition to its historical significance, Cerro de las Campanas is also a popular spot for outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking, and rock climbing. 10. The hill offers panoramic views of the city of Queretaro and the surrounding countryside, making it a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.

Maximiliano wash shot here. It is very historic. Well done. The stone bell on the right inside the gate is a fun surprise. The 5 pesos park maintenance fee is very acceptable considering the result is a very well kept park. Don't miss the wax museum, if you are into such things.

This place was beyond amazing. Not as much history as I expected but it was the most beautiful botanical garden! We walked through trees and butterflies everywhere! I sat down to write about life and it inspired me so much. We left this amazing amazing park feeling almost peaceful and renewed. Highly recommend. Parking was super easy on the street infront of the entrance. Very safe area as well!

The place is good to visit at every local festival as they have a lot of stuff to look at including local markets, food stalls and some fairies. The posted pictures are from the Christmas celebration at the place.

Beautiful park and lots of shops and stands to check out, me and my wife were lucky enough to be there during the day of the dead festival, it was spectacular. Every night, there's usually something fun happening!

Jardín Guerrero is the perfect place to relax and unwind. The atmosphere is friendly and inviting, with plenty of space to stroll, sit, and soak in the beautiful surroundings. It’s clean, well-maintained, and never feels overcrowded, making it ideal for both quiet moments alone and friendly gatherings. Whether you’re enjoying a morning coffee nearby, reading a book under the trees, or just people-watching, this garden offers a calm and refreshing escape. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Querétaro!

An ok plaza distinguished by it's frame of hedge-like trees that encompass three sides of the square. there are a couple of restaurants here, one church,several benches and that's about it. it's pretty quiet considering that it's dead center of town.

Great open site. Came upon across this beautiful garden on a self guided tour but see they are having organized tours regularly. It's time to dive into the rich history.

I love those trees! This entire area is beautiful — the park itself and the area surrounding it. It is wonderfully relaxing.

Beautiful place to seat and enjoy the day, there is a lot to choose: food, pharmacy , clothes etc.

A beautiful church in downtown queretaro, amazing architecture close to many other historic attractions. Surrounding area great for soaking up the mexican culture.

Beautiful Church Atop The Hill, very close to marisco de los arcos. Best view of the Churchill are early morning and sunset. The interior is also beautiful and is well used. Nice big Plaza in front with food vendors and chachkas.

We had a great time walking and enjoying the place full of people. Not recommended driving a car since traffic is very slow.

Nice place to know about Mexican History. The place is very well maintained. They do guided visits for a fee in Spanish.

What a lovely experience! Families enjoying the outdoors, children playing, friendly people, delicious food and diverse community. We didn’t want to leave 💕

Great tour that helps maintain the facility. However, if you're not a Spanish speaker, you may not get as much from the tour (IMHO, still worthwhile). For 60 years or older, the cost is $10 pesos per adult (about 50 cents). Otherwise, it's $20 pesos per person (about $1 USD). The famous Querétaro aquaduct terminates inside the convent walls. The kitchen area includes a view of the "refrigeration" methods from before the industrial age, as well as the chimney for the cooking fires and the water storage wells. Highly recommend.

A beautiful church in downtown Queretaro. A peaceful place in the middle of town. Like most of the churches I've visited in Mexico, the architecture is impressive. Busy on the weekends, this square is a great place to soak up the local culture.

We took a Didi to the spot tagged on Google Maps and walked back to the historic center. There are quite a few restaurants, cafes and clubs along route 200.

Beautiful landmark day or night.

Beautiful aqueduct especially at night.

In the middle of a very busy street in the middle of an equally hectic city is this astounding example of a historically significant piece of architecture and engineering. The Aqueduct of Queretaro runs a fair distance and although one could walk, bike, or drive the entire distance, it is not necessary. At the point on Google Maps where this pin is placed is a plaza with benches, some information boards, a few artistic bronze statues, and it is an excellent spot to take some photos of this engineering marvel. The fact that at the time of my visit there was a group of university grads taking photos in their grad gowns tells me this is a popular spot amongst locals for that special photo. I am really glad I came here to check out this gem and am awarding this with 5 stars.

The aqueduct stretches for a good while, over a kilometer, so your experience of it will vary depending on where you see it. To be honest, it's not that impressive. Five minutes after you get there you'll be done taking your pictures and looking for something else to do.

A highlight within queretaro, nothing special but worth visiting

Los Arcos" in Querétaro, Mexico, which is a natural monument and tourist attraction. Los Arcos is a rock formation located in the Sierra Gorda mountain range, about 22 kilometers northeast of the city of Querétaro. Los Arcos consists of seven large rock arches that span a distance of approximately 300 meters. The arches were formed over millions of years by erosion from wind and water, and they are composed of sandstone and shale. The site is considered a sacred place by the indigenous communities of the area, and it has been used for religious ceremonies for centuries. Today, Los Arcos is a popular destination for tourists and hikers who come to explore the natural beauty of the site and enjoy the panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. There are several hiking trails that lead to Los Arcos, and visitors can also enjoy activities such as rock climbing, rappelling, and zip-lining. There is also a small museum at the site that provides information about the history and geology of Los Arcos. Overall, Los Arcos is a unique and fascinating natural wonder that offers visitors a glimpse into the geological and cultural history of the region.

Pretty historic center although I saw a part of the city that I didn't like, many blocks of houses and small buildings with almost no green areas.

One of the most historic places in Queretaro. It is still used as government offices but there are free tours.

(Translated by Google) Inside the enclosure… impressive for its history… a great detail done with the heart remembering those who are no longer with us… excellent tradition… (Original) Dentro del recinto … imponente por su historia … un gran detalle hecho con el corazón recordando a los que ya no están con nosotros … excelente tradición …

(Translated by Google) State government palace. It is recommended to enjoy its murals and take the guided tours. (Original) Palacio de gobierno del estado. Recomendable disfrutar sus murales y tomar las visitas guiadas.

(Translated by Google) This building operates as a courthouse, but it's open to the general public. We visited it during the Christmas season; it had a beautiful Nativity scene and many pine trees. The murals were very beautiful, although Father Hidalgo felt very European to me. The guard was very friendly, and he was the one who told us we could explore the grounds if we wanted. During our visit, a man was giving a live report, and despite the fact that many of us walked by, he never lost focus. If you'd like, there are guides offering their services to help you learn more about the history of this place. (Original) Este edifico opera como el palacio de justicia, pero está abierto al público en general, lo visitamos en época navideña, tenía un nacimiento muy bonito y muchos pinos. Los murales muy hermosos, aunque yo sentí muy europeo al cura Hidalgo. El guardia muy amable y justo él fue el que nos indicó que si lo deseábamos podíamos conocer el recinto. En nuestra visita estaba un señor dando un informe en vivo y pese a que muchos pasábamos junto a él nunca se desconcentro. Si lo desean hay guías ofreciendo su servicio para conocer más la historia de este lugar.

(Translated by Google) One of the most important buildings in the city of Querétaro. The former house of the Corregidora, which now houses the state government palace. The history surrounding this building dates back to Mexico's independence. Walking through it is like soaking up history, just as the streets surrounding it are steeped in history. You have to take the time to explore it, and to the extent that they allow you to. (Original) Una de la edificaciones más importantes de la ciudad de Querétaro. La antigua casa de la Corregidora, la cual ahora es el palacio del gobierno del estado. La historia que rodea es edificación data de independencia de México. Recorrerlo es empaparse de historia, así mismo las calles que lo rodean están llenas de historia. Tienes que darte el tiempo de conocerlo y en la media que te lo permitan recorrerlo.

(Translated by Google) It's an 18th-century building that has had various uses over time. From her room upstairs, it is said that Doña Josefa Ortiz tapped her heels to warn Ignacio Pérez, the prison governor, as she went down to the main door to meet him and inform him that the conspiracy had been discovered. It currently houses the Querétaro Government Palace. (Original) Es un edificio del siglo XVIII que ha tenido diversos usos a través del tiempo. Desde su habitación en la parte superior, se dice que doña Josefa Ortiz dio aviso con taconazos a Ignacio Pérez alcalde de cárceles, al tiempo que ella bajaba a la puerta principal para encontrarse con él e informarle que la conspiración había sido descubierta. Actualmente es sede del Palacio de Gobierno queretano.

80 pesos to visit and an extra 20 pesos if you want to take pictures of the room (I skipped on that). It wasn't busy, it was a pretty small museum with lots of history. For non Spanish speakers, they have a nice little booklet that gives you the history of each room which I really liked. Overall, not a bad museum to visit. It was nice walking to it

Wonderful house museum. The staff is very helpful and they even have a printed guide in English if you are interested. The exhibit itself is beautiful, done with a lot of thought and care. Definitely recommend.

Many antiques from the 19th and 18th century. The back story is a little silly but ads a touch of intrigue and realism to an otherwise simple display.

Highly recommendable museum from this city, very accessible, if you show your student ID, they make you a discount, very interesting expositions and it's located in Querétaro's down town, they've got a viewer in one of the rooms where you can take nice pics.

Great museum to explore and almost feel life in XVII century. It has a small but impressive collection of colonial furnitures and ornaments, including a whole room for beautiful antique clocks. I wish I had more time to see it in detail...

Very interesting history of the couple that used to live there. The majority of the items from the house are from the 17th and 18th century.

Beautiful building! Check out the Mirador for a good 360 view of Querétaro.

This is a place that demonstrates the type of buildings in the Centro Histórico. They rotate the exhibitions of the first floor, while the top floor is all about the construction of the temple and it's convertion into a museum. It is free every Sunday. There is also a mummy on the top floor.

So this isn’t a museum about Queretaro city, it’s a modern art museum in an a ramshackle old building. Some exhibits are quite creative, though there isn’t much in the way of explanation (and what there is is in Spanish only). It’s free and worth a visit if you’re into modern art.

This place gives off creepy vibes-maybe because we went in the evening? It’s a former convent and it’s pretty run down. One of the security guards had some interesting stories to share about the building and creepy things that he’s seen. It seemed like someone was camping out there and seem to have some of his clothes hanging on the weird wooden structure around the fountain. Was that part of the installation?? I don’t think so…. It’s cool that local artists have somewhere to show their art. Our admission was free—not sure if it always is. We went Sunday evening.

It's a beautiful architectire of the city, with unique and different expositions. Now is in remodelation but still nice.

There is SO much history in the building itself! A former religious convent that was turned into a museum around ‘97. You will need a guide to help you learn about it, since this is not a historic museum. There are several presentations, cinema, design, music concerts and traditional, contemporary and modern art expositions. They are usually great and free. Would definitely recommend!

This place is more of an active, contemporary art museum that is unafraid of showcasing the unique and unusual. Not all of the exhibits are superlative, but there are definitely gems that can be found amongst the hidden back rooms of this old converted monastery. My admission late on a Sunday was free, and the experience was worth much more than that.

This place is ok, tours at night must be terrifying as it looks gloomy. There's music, theatre and installation performances almost every single day, so you will not get bored. Probably if you want to present something here, you should actually think about all the stuff you should bring with you as the organisation does not always provide what is needed.

We visited the market and were really impressed. You can find everything here, from gifts to high-quality ingredients and the selection is truly extensive. A perfect place to stroll around, get inspired, and discover something unique.

I was pleasantly surprised to find this market close to the Raizor Hotel. It is definitely an authentic Mexican experience. The people are friendly and engaging. The Mercado offers everything from fruits,vegetables, meat,clothing,housewares, delicious rotisserie chicken, freshly made coffee, and sandwiches. The highlight was the taco stand. It has been there since 1978. Everything they made was awesome and reasonable in price. My only complaint would be that I didn't take any photos to share the experience. I would suggest also visiting this area in the evening when the market is closed. There are various food trucks and stalls that set up with their authentic Mexican dishes. 👌 From tortas to tacos, Mexican street food is worth the experience. Happy belly ,happy life.

It's a local market in Queretaro where you can buy anything for home needs such as vegetables, meat, fish, chicken, baking items, plates and utilities for food, electric items, toys, paper items, sausage, sauce, etc. There is shop bamed Molino where you can buy nuts, Chilli powder, rice powder, maida powder, Turmeric, Garam masala, etc at a cheap cost. The best part is that most if the items are available at a reasonable price. The parking space is limited and hence it us advised to reach there earlier in case you're in a hurry to leave back. The staff here is very friendly and many of them know English too. In case you can't find someone to help you

The market is great, plenty of fresh food and other items for sale. Public bathrooms are available at a cost of MXN2. Opening hours are 7 am to 3 pm, not 3 am as google maps states. Not all merchants are open from 7 am.

If you want to experience the real Mexico of the people you won't be disappointed. In the same environment you will find fresh meat, fresh seafood, dry goods, fresh squeeze juice, kids toys, clothing, freshly prepared foods to be served on demand and many more... it's always fascinating and exciting to be walking the market. Highly recommended.

This place is Awesome! Tacos are already good but with this Environment makes them that much better!! Come check out the great vibes !!!

This street market is filled with Mexican artisan crafts and food. You can find all kinds of things, from dishes to clothes to makeup. If you want to eat cheap, this is the place. The streets aren’t too cleaned and there’s a smell. It’s a busy place.

Always a great place to relax and enjoy the beautiful weather Querétaro has to offer with a nice cold craft beer. Life doesn't get much better, that is, unless you get the pizza. Oh, and the German sausages go down very easy with those beers.

What an amazing place. Superior service. Exceptional beer and very good food. This is the place to come to have a great time. I enthusiastically recommend it.

Great authentic German food, must try the sausages!

Beautiful place, the atmosphere, service, food and beer are excellent.

Food can improve, and I definitely could pass on it. It was very busy, so the staff did not come around often, and we had to flag them down, which seemed to bother them a bit. The beer was good, and they had a good selection.

The food is just okay, but their beers and pizza are delicious. The service was spotty, but the place is huge, so probably lots of walk time from kitchen/bar to the tables. Check out the gift shop for t-shirts, stickers, and take-home beers. With all of that said, the atmosphere in the place is unmatched, especially at night. The most amazing ambiance that I've ever seen. 100% recommended!

Nice open air restaurant, the menu has menu options to pick from and as many beers as you'll want. Had issues getting someone to pick my order, it might have been understaffed that day. Otherwise the food arrived pretty quickly

You have to visit to compare to finest churches you have been in.

(Translated by Google) Visiting the center of Querétaro We found this temple that shows off golden altarpieces covered in gold sheets. The craftsmanship of those who made them is impressive. Give yourself the opportunity to visit it and remember to remain silent and respect the temple, although it is not prohibited, it is better not to use flash to preserve it (Original) De visita por el centro de Querétaro Nos encontramos con este templo que luce retablos dorados cubiertos por láminas de oro. Es impresionante el trabajo artesanal de quienes los elaboraron. Date la oportunidad de visitarlo y recuerda guardar silencio y respetar el templo, si bien no está prohibido, es mejor no usar flash para conservarlo

(Translated by Google) Beautiful altarpieces from the 18th and 19th centuries. The best times to visit are at noon and before dusk to see their lighting. (Original) Bellos retablos de los siglos XVIII y XIX los mejores horarios para visitarla son a medio día y antes de anochecer para ver su iluminación.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place with great architecture. Impressive altarpieces. (Original) Precioso lugar con una gran arquitectura. Retablos impresionantes.

(Translated by Google) The only bad thing is that you don't know when it opens (Original) Lo único malo es que no se sabe cuando abre

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Precioso lugar

(Translated by Google) Excellent (Original) Excelente

Another beautiful archaeological site. There is limited on street parking near the entrance however there is a parking lot to the southwest of the pyramid on Calle Camino Al Cerrito. I can’t remember how much the cost was but it was around 40 pesos. There is a little bit of a walk to enter the front entrance, but it’s manageable. You have the option of doing a guided tour. We did not do this during our visit however, there was a group of students that were there and it seemed as the guide was giving them a lot of in-depth information. The museum on site had good information. The walk to where you’re able to see the whole pyramid wasn’t too bad and a small incline, but it was very manageable. The path around the archaeological site takes you to a couple of different sites. All very manageable. I would recommend the experience.

It’s located a little out of town. We went on a Friday morning and we were the only people there. Only accept pesos to pay for ticket. It’s a somewhat easy walk up to see the pyramid. If you’ve seen any ruins in the past it’s very similar and I would pass on this excursion. If you’ve never seen a pyramid before this would be a nice place to visit. There’s a small museum as well. Not much else to do there.

The pyramid was recently discovered in the mid 90s and it's well preserved, definitely a must visit and experience for yourself.

This is such an interesting historical gem on the outskirts of Queretaro. The grounds are nicely landscaped and beautiful to walk around. There's shade, benches, and restrooms available. There's easy transport on public buses or using ride-sharing. The pyramid cannot be climbed, but it's impressive nonetheless.

My friends and I visited here on a Sunday afternoon and it wasn't that busy. Plus, it was free. Beautiful site, they had a tour going on but it was in Spanish and I didn't understand anything. Bring water, umbrella, wear comfortable shoes and sunscreen. The sun can get hot

Informative placards all around. Friendly employees. Clean facilities and a nice museum with quite a few artifacts.

Excellent guide with much knowledge of Tolteca history and philosophy and the plants of the area.

Museum was very informative. All information written in Spanish. Just a note to staff. If someone walks around with their phone taking photos, it could mean that google translate is being used. No need to be followed around like a criminal.

The tour given by the local guide was excellent, really detailed and the place is amazing.

Very impressive, small free museum. Beautiful murals explain Mexican history.

Full of history building

Temporary exhibit I viewed was excellent. Perminent display is good.

This free museum has the war of independence history depicted in meticulously crafted wall paintings. Although the historical descriptions are only in Spanish, they are by itself a work of art as they carefully written in cursive typeface. The names of some of the most historical characters, such as Hidalgo, are written along the shape of the scalp. The museum is well worth seeing not only for its historical value but also for its originality and artistic value.

The whole downstairs is about the Freemasons- kind of interesting and unexpected. The upstairs details the history of Mexico's independence as writing on the walls of several rooms. It is rather a dull exhibition, although the history itself is important.

There is one relique, and a couple of old paintings. The rest is contemporary religious art, which has nothing to do with sacred art. Bummer!

Not much things to see , but there are little bazaar on weekend .

Small place, some good pictures to see.

Small and pretty place. Often host to Tribu Bazar.

It was a nice place but the exposition was smaller than I thought.

No English discription

The courtyard is nice but that's it.

A beautiful interior full of color and light.

Beautiful were peace and art merge!

It's beautiful inside. Not visited frequently like the rest of the churches in Querétaro Centro. So, this makes it the perfect church for a moment of peace & quiet for prayer.

Nice church and lovely park out5

A historical temple in the downtown center of Querétaro.

Nice and peaceful place

small but amazing

I was actually looking for "Museo de Cuidad" but this was a cute side visit. The entrance is gratis and everyone was very friendly.

Excellent museum of the history of Mexico. The museum shows the piece that Querétaro had during the time period before the revolution, the Restoration of the Republic

Free, but nothing to see. Building itself insignificant. Exhibit rooms are upstairs, a few maps, a few facsimiles of photos. Skip it. Info solo en Espanol.

This place is a must if you love history and want to know about Maximilian I, definitely you should visit this museum.

This museum are nice and important for the history of Querétaro

very small free entrance Monday close

austrian history in mexico

(Translated by Google) Excellent place to meet with God and pray, very beautiful. The 1 p.m. Sunday Mass is very popular; arrive early to take part. (Original) Excelente lugar para encontrarse con Dios y hacer oración, muy hermosa. La misa de 1pm, los domingos, es muy concurrida, llegar a tiempo para tener lugar

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Chapel 😻 (Original) Hermosa Capilla 😻

The best of Queretaro for all ages. Clowns, DJ dancing, mature orchestral music. Saturated with positive vibes. When there are no organized activities it's just a lovely space.

Jardín Zenea is the perfect mix of relaxation and convenience. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming, with clean, well-kept grounds surrounded by charming architecture. It’s a spacious place to sit and enjoy the day, listen to live music, or simply watch the city go by. Just steps away, you’ll find banks, shopping, and a variety of restaurants, making it easy to combine a peaceful stroll with everyday errands or a nice meal. A must-visit spot for locals and visitors alike!

A pleasant plaza laid out in a park configuration typical of most Mexican central squares. there are a few restaurants spread around in the surrounding buildings, together with shops and a couple of banks. The place is busy day and night, with vendors, locals , and tourists.

What an incredibly beautiful place! Food was fantastic. View was incredible. The amount of work to maintain this establishment must be substantial. Waiters were courteous but did miss who had what so we had to shuffle things around several times. That is the only reason this place didn't get a 5-star. I'm stingy with 5 star ratings. Overall they did a great job so no complaints. Food was very good, from he appatizers to the main dish. Tortilla soup was delicious but I would probably pick the onion soup next time. We had a few appitizers and they were all good, including the fresh Guacamole. For dinner I had two shrimp tacos with cabbage. I would eat these on a regular basis. Overall, very good place. Would be worth the visit. Will be on my list my next trip to town.

Vibrant spot in Centro where lots of events take place - vendors surround the Garden, mariachis, fireworks during holidays, the main cathedral, etc. A must stop in SMA!

This is a beautiful square where during our Sunday evening visit was being prepared for a band at 7pm to provide dancing music for the locals. At 5pm chairs were all set up on the perimeter and slowly the local community started arriving and dancing to recorded music. It was like a scene from the past. Mostly elderly folks dressed to the nines greeting each other with kisses on the cheek. Super cool and romantic.

This is a very large garden park in the middle of town. Once you enter the the gates it's a quite a surprise to see how large the garden is behind them. Spent a nice half an hour 45 minutes walking around the garden checking out the water pools and the stretch of merchants selling local hand crafts.

Ugh. I didn't have a reservation (my mistake) and showed up an hour before sunset as a solo diner. I was sat right by the entrance which has decent views, but you can't actually see the sunset from there. I had one drink and when offered tequila choices, the server recommended the most expensive one which I didn't want. If you go, come for a single drink and make a reservation.

A friend recommended this place for evening cocktails and was a great time. I would recommend to make reservations though. Excellent drinks, servers and an amazing view from the rooftop. They had some live music as well as heaters going on for a cooler night. Overall a very great experience. Highly recommend for a cozy date night for dinner and drinks.

Cozy terrace restaurant overlooking the city of Querétaro. Food is average. The cocktails are fantastic. We had a mimosa and a banging Bloody Mary. Te view is amazing. Good place for drinks.

beautiful views, amazing service, kind and helpful people. Angel was so kind and helpful, he took our pictures and made our experience amazing! the food was delicious and the atmosphere was extremely welcoming. the music was great and my sister and i enjoyed it so much!

The roof stop gives great views. The wine, my wife, really enjoyed. I'm a beer guy. The Meat and Cheese was great to start off our night of sightseeing. The service was good. I highly recommend.

Completely average place and definitely not the best terrace views in downtown. Food is ok but nothing to die for, service is below average and the reservation staff wants you to believe it's a miracle you are able to score a table. Believe me, not worth the hassle. Also, not smoke free, so you have to endure the smell while eating.

Fantastic rooftop dining experience. The food, service and atmosphere were all outstanding.

It is an experience. Best horchata, food is ok and barato, simple, artistic eclectic atmosphere, friendly owners and staff. Go for the experience not necessarily the food but the locals really live and lines on the weekends so be prepared to wait.

Great food , authentic choice and some different options than regular taco place we visited. Friendly staff and had some helpful suggestions .

It's a great place to visit. They have many stuff to see like pictures, masks, big heads. I went for dinner and they only have like paninis, sandwiches and for drink they have like milkshakes and coffee. Nice place to go with friends

We love this place. Great food at a great price. Loved their mixed fruit drinks & iced coffee too. Often has a line to get in, but worth the wait. Great service too.

Excellente! Just found this place (a taco truck recommended it!) And love it. Diverse menu and lots of options for many types of meat or meatless diets (inc mine, which happens to be vegetarian). Every fresh, creative and well prepared. And the staff were awesome. Patricio was really terrific

One of our favorite places to eat. It is such a cool location with art and trinkets everywhere. The food is unique and really good. I personally love the mestiza pizza and the brownie malteada.

Good food. Low prices. Friendly service.

This is a big beautiful park, super lush with all kinds of plants and trees, birds and fountains. Find a bench and just soak it all in. More often than not you will find someone playing piano in the open air, a fantastic tradition throughout the Centro of Queretaro.

Most beautiful park ever

Very peaceful. No vendors. It it closes at 19:00.

I like coming here to look for cats! My favorite place in the city.

This is a huge park full of trees, plants and paseos,. If you want to spend and relax from the city, this is the perfect place to do it, located in the city, was you in the park surrounded by the mature trees feeling the breeze and fresh smell of the trees you will enjoy every second of it. Lots of benches with shades from trees and the paseos if you like to walk around.

Beautiful. I love this place. Lots of little stores lots of friendly people. If you're ever in Queretaro this place is a must see!

A beautiful park where to take a walk near the historical part of the city. A place to take fresh air and get away from the busy noises of the city.

We love the vibe of the market, especially the food Booth, lots of options, like the seafood the most. The people are very nice, feel very safe

Awesome market. If you're in Querétaro and want to get some really nice and well priced cowboy boots or leather belts, wallet, etc, for a really good price, go to botas y botines Chava. his daughter and him have a great selection of different boots and belts, belt buckles, and utility knife holders. He takes custom orders as well. Check out the market. If you have a chance, you will find great deals!!

They have soooo much stuff... a bit overwhelming for me personally. I wished they had a map, but I still had a good time looking at all the things they had to offer.

Me encanta este mercado. Mucha historia aquí. It has everythinggggggg here. I especially like the taco stand at the backside with cuca.

I like this market a lot. I suggest walking or taxi to get there. (Park/traffic is crazy) Bathrooms are accessible & wheel chair ramps are plentiful. Local products only, not full of gift shop trinkets. Good for vegetarian products, too ! Best prices in town AND I can get tofu, mung sprouts, amazing dragon fruit, fresh lychee, taro, REAL non-gmo sweet strawberries... One has to look around the entire square (not just in the stalls) to find great food, beautiful produce & flowers. Fresh prepared food stalls are worth visiting.

A nice clean market. Many vegetable stall to choose from.

It has just about everything you need at quite inexpensive prices. Parking is a bit complicated, not enough for all the demand.

A beautiful and remarkable historic place

Like most people have reviewed...many vendors crafts and food in any given day with a variety of eateries on the plaza. Santa Cruz and MACQ right on the plaza so worth a trip to tour those. Different events occur depending on holiday or time of year. Was lucky enough to catch dancing and drumming event at beginning of year. Bonus is easy walk to the aqueduct Mirador or lookout, follow the sidewalk along santa cruz and you'll find it. You might even have a chance to see local futbol game from the park you'll walk past.

These are four statue founders of Queretaro in 1531, a beautiful plaza to relax, and people watch🙃 their's also a car tour that will show you a lot of historical locations in town, we'll worth it🚙

It's a super nice plaza often hosting concerts surrounded by restaurants and an historic church. There are benches to relax

Nice and happening place to people watch. Lots of makeshift stalls towards the evenings. I like to buy roasted corn and sit by the stairs and people watch till kingdom come!

Open space to take a nice walk with the family and next to the first catholic ordering thefathers for their journey to adoctrination

Lots of restaurants and shopping especially for Mexican clothing. Especially like the upstairs restaurant "1 Correghidora" just across the street overlooking Jardin Zinea and the plaza. Beautiful view. Queretaro is gorgeous with so many special places to go.

We had a horrible experience. Checkin was very slow and unorganized. The hotel flooded on the second night due to poor maintenance. We had to move out at midnight as our room was flooded and the ceiling caved in at the main staircase. We were promised reimbursement of our 2 rooms and it has been a week and they still have not reimbursed us. The bathroom shower curtain kept falling. The duvets had no covers and the sheets were too small for the size of the bed. I do not know how they have passed safety inspections. They keep giving me excuses around the reimbursement.

such a pity. The beautiful decor hides atrocious service. The room smelled badly, the staff were dismissive and unhelpful, the bed sheets were stained and ancient. And definitely don't eat in the restaurant. Poorly prepared and bland food. Only good thing was the charming pianist. Never again.

Stay away from any of the food They have the worst roach infestation that I have ever seen in their kitchens The property is one of the most beautiful hotels I have ever stayed. I am very sorry that I am posting a negative review about them We booked a one night stay with breakfast. After checking in we went out to explore the city. When we came back at night we were looking for the restroom and we accidentally went in the kitchen that's located on the left hand in the back as we go in. We could no believe what we saw. The floor, the walls and the counters of the kitchen that they prepare food was filled with roaches. I was reading all the comments about the great food the have. If I only those guests knew that the chefs are cooking with roaches. If the hotel was in the United States or Europe it would be closed indefinitely as it's a hazard to public health. The next morning we said there is not way on earth we would have breakfast there. So we went to the main square. When we came back we spoke to a lady with curly blond hair which was the manager. We explained the situation and we asked for a refund for just the breakfast because we could end up in the hospital if we ate their food. Even though the lady acknowledged that they have a roach infestation in the kitchen for many years she refused to give any refund. It was ridiculous. I wonder how many people have ended up in the hospital because of them. If anyone does not believe me, I dare them to check their kitchen and see the roach infestation that they have.

Disappointing Experience — Not What It Claims to Be We were really excited to stay at La Casa de la Marquesa. The marketing — especially for the Presidential Suite — made the hotel look luxurious and well-maintained. While we knew there wouldn’t be a pool or gym, the promise of exceptional service and immaculate rooms led us to book. Unfortunately, the experience fell far short of expectations. • Service at the front desk was subpar — slow, inattentive, and understaffed. • Housekeeping failed to show up twice, and simple requests like water or toilet paper were ignored. We had to go downstairs ourselves each time. • The bathroom was filthy — grime everywhere, a loose and barely working showerhead, and terrible water pressure. • The room itself is just a large, echoing box — no warmth, no comfort. • There’s no coffee available until after 7 a.m., and there are no coffee machines in the rooms or common areas. For travelers who are up early, this is a big miss. The hotel’s location is excellent, and the building has undeniable historical charm. But everything feels neglected. It needs serious maintenance and an upgrade in hospitality standards. Bottom line: If you’re looking for a charming hostel-style stay in a historic setting, this might suit you. But if you want the amenities, service, and reliability of a proper four-star hotel, this isn’t it. I regret not staying with a more established hotel brand.

The place is beautiful, as it’s an old mansion. Since it’s an old building, the room had a bit of a musty smell, which I don’t mind. However, the issue was finding cockroaches in the kitchen as I accidentally passed by, and not just one or two, but an infestation. They were on the stove, coffee makers, everywhere. I asked for a full or partial refund, which I didn't get. This issue poses a health risk for both guests and anyone dining there, which is why I’m alerting others about this situation.

I'm writing specifically for the restaurant. We stayed in queretero for 3 nights and this was by far the best meal from start to finish. II ordered the mushroom soup to start. It was warm and earthy, however I would have liked to have had mushrooms in the soup not just broth. I give it a good not great. I ordered the local wine from queretero rosa. It was delicious. 3 glasses worth. Main meal I ordered chicken Cordon Bleu. The flavor was subtle not drenched in cream sauce and the chicken was cooked to perfection! Great on both wine and entre. Rarity to order dessert for me, but so far the meal is great so why not. I had the crepe. Delicious cajeta and fresh strawberries blackberries and raspberries. Again great rating. I'm planning on coming back for breakfast tomorrow before I leave the city. Highly recommend the restaurant!!!!!

Benjamín pulled me in off of the street like a New Orleans Hawker and I was admittedly a bit apprehensive at first. But I can honestly say that of all of the places I have been in Mexico this is one of the best experiences that I have ever had! The service is phenomenal, the food is exquisite, and everyone here takes a personal interest in your experience.

A great place, but they have a fee options for food. It could be a better place with an animator

Meh!

(Translated by Google) In a very objective way I am going to highlight the good, the bad and the ugly of the place. I would like to start with the ugly, I think that bathrooms leave a lot to be desired, the reflection of a clean bathroom is everything for me. I mention it because in the case of the men's bathroom, the urinal was in very bad condition, they only put a transparent tape on it so as not to use it but it was full of urine and clogged, I think that is in very bad taste and more so because instead of To fix the problem they try to add a lot of flavorings. Followed by the bad, the food has a good presentation, I think it has a lot of potential but the flavors are unbalanced, we ordered the pizza and it was very salty. And I like to end with the good because I don't want to leave a bad impression of the places. I think the atmosphere and the people make the place special. The attention of the waiter who served us was also very good. In short, I think that if you are only going to sing and consume very little it is a good place, plus the sound is not excessive. (Original) De manera muy objetiva voy a destacar lo bueno, lo malo y lo feo del lugar. Me gustaría empezar por lo feo, creo que los baños dan mucho qué desear, el reflejo de un baño limpio es todo para mi. Lo menciono porque en el caso del baño de hombres, el mingitorio estaba en muy malas condiciones, solo le colocaban una cinta transparente para no usarlo pero estaba lleno de orines y tapado, creo que eso es de muy mal gusto y más porque en vez de arreglar el problema se esmeran en poner muchos aromatizantes. Seguido de lo malo, la comida tiene buena presentación, creo que tiene mucho potencial pero los sabores están desequilibrados, pedimos la pizza y estaba muy salada. Y me gusta terminar con lo bueno porque no quiero dejar una mala impresión de los lugares. Creo que el ambiente y la gente hacen especial el lugar. La atención del mesero qué nos atendió también fue muy buena. En resumen, creo que si solo vas a cantar y a consumir muy poco es un buen lugar, además qué el sonido no es excesivo.

(Translated by Google) Almost two hours until they played the first song we asked for. When people who arrived after us had already passed by 2 or 3 times and they were moved to a better place. All this despite the fact that we were consuming a bottle and food. Your organization is terrible. And the bathrooms didn't have water 🤢 I won't go back even if they pay me hahahaha (Original) Casi dos horas para que pusieran la primer canción que pedimos. Cuando gente que llegó después de nosotros ya hasta había pasado 2 o 3 veces y los cambiaron a un mejor lugar. Todo eso a pesar de que estábamos consumiendo botella y comida. Está pésima su organización. Y los baños no tenían agua 🤢 no volveré ni aunque me paguen jajajaja

(Translated by Google) Bad experience. The valet parking service is clearly in collusion, as a friend's truck was stolen yesterday while it was in their custody. They did not take responsibility, showed total indifference and made it clear that they do not care about the safety of customers. I do not recommend this place at all, it is a huge risk to trust them with your vehicle. (Original) Pésima experiencia. El servicio de valet parking claramente está coludido, ya que ayer robaron la camioneta de un amigo justo mientras estaba bajo su resguardo. No se hicieron responsables, mostraron total indiferencia y dejaron claro que no les importa la seguridad de los clientes. No recomiendo este lugar en absoluto, es un riesgo enorme confiarles tu vehículo.

(Translated by Google) The waitress that we had was rude from the moment we arrived at the place, we let it go by, she never played our songs and also demanded a tip even though she was never attentive to our table, it should be noted that it seems that we do them a favor by consuming instead, the truth is that she left a lot to be desired. (Original) La mesera que nos tocó fue grosera desde que llegamos al lugar, lo dejamos pasar por alto, nunca puso nuestras canciones y aparte exigió propina a pesar que nunca estuvo al pendiente de nuestra mesa, cabe señalar que que parece que les hacemos favor de consumir en su lugar, la verdad dejo mucho que desear.

(Translated by Google) Terrible service, the young lady in charge of the music, very easy to recognize due to her prominent weight, told us that we couldn't sing more than two songs per table and we consumed more than 1k and we were there for approximately 3 hours, so don't waste your money or time. This place is for listening to the owners sing. (Original) Pésimo servicio, la señorita encargada de la música muy fácil de reconocer por su prominente peso, nos comenta no se pueden cantar más de dos canciones por mesa y consumimos más de 1k y estuvimos aprox 3 horas en el lugar así que no gasten su dinero ni tiempo este lugar es para escuchar cantar a los dueños

A fee will be collected at the parking lot at the foot of the mountain. The overall view is inspirational and breathtaking. Take a hike if you have enough time. The best way to get there is to hire a taxi all the to the foot of the mountain, it will cost about 1000 pesos round trip.

The town is wonderful. Now about the hike to the mountain: the tourist entry from the town side cost 30 pesos, but they never give you any information. Like : sorry, the top is closed today. This side of the mountain is private. Yes, unlike Europe or the usa, people here in Mexico get to own mountains, lakes, rivers… all of it and then monetize it. If you want to enjoy the nature like civilized people do, you need to pay for it and then abide the stupid rules. Yes, there are plenty of those. I highly suggest you enter the mountain from the west side, from the camping grounds- it’s free and the hike is much more scenic . Good luck! 👍

If you love Hiking this is a must Do, Amazing Trail and scenic views, Friendly locals and great food.

Beautiful clean and relaxing town. Definitely will go back again

Strenuous hike, it took me about 2 hours total to climb up and back down. Beautiful view. Hot day! Be sure to bring lots of water, comfy shoes, a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen

Good place but too noise and dangerous during holidays when people drive razers while drink alcohol; gets very noisy

Great place, quiet and beautiful

Awesome decorations during new year time.happening place. Second time I visited during Good Friday and saw the parade which is awesome. Sharing videos and decorations.downtown is best place to visit in festival

Historic city Center of Queretero city. History goes back to 500 years with nice buildings still showing the architectural heritage. You can find paid parking in the downtown and then a nice walk around the place is best way to explore this place. There are very nice restaurants to enjoy local cuisine.

What a fun place to be. I passed by and there was a band playing traditional music and another side a person playing piano. Such a cool spot to hang out and enjoy the outdoors…. Fun and Lively ❤️

Small, cozy plaza full of greenery and flowers and surrounded by fancy restaurants and cafés. Full of families and couples in the evening. Wonderful romantic vibe.

The ultimate Queretaro experience, walk through this beautiful plaza de armas, enjoy the views, the food, the artesanies, and its people. There are so many eateries, restaurants, bars, coffee shops, regional candy stores and more. Suggestion: try the Enchiladas Queretanas, the Huaraches, the Arrachera, and the salsas 😋👌🏼

Beautifully decorated for da holidays. Vendors, & stores selling fun & yummy stuff. One restaurant in particular we didn't like, tried it twice... Chucho el Roto has da most arrogant waiters I've ever met.

Beautiful square, very colonial European feeling. A beautiful and relaxing area to enjoy the city. There are a few restaurant around the square.

This is a cool wee park it has enough things to keep your young kids entertained all day long, water attractions, ride-on attractions and even gardens and a few animals. Remember to take water to drink and lunch oh and a hat and sunscreen as there are relatively large areas to walk to get to places that are in the sun. This place opens from Thursday to Sunday during school term. Staff are helpful and the place is pretty clean.

A lot of the good reviews are from many years ago. We came today on a Thursday and the park was only open for walking and the rides were closed. Luckily they let us walk the park because it let us see how run down it is. The plants are dead, the lake they have in the park is full of garbage and stinks, the rides look very rusty with some even closed under maintenance. Overall, I wouldn’t trust the rides here.

No games open but good place to walk, leisurely stroll around, run, bike and see the ducks/geese

We were there during the international festival. Parking was difficult due to the organisation. The amusement rides look a bit outdated and some are out of service.

Government owned park. Only $50 mexicanos as entrance and you get to enjoy most of the rides including the Rio Grande and a roller coaster. Lines are not long at all, even with the popular rides. Must visit for tourists with kids.

Avoid coming here on public holidays, such as Christmas or Easter. We spent more than an hour in the line just to enter the park. It is not allowed to bring ANY drinks into the park, you have to buy it inside.

I have been at this place for an event. This place is with good amout of space with some activities.

A must see place when visiting Querétaro. The theatre has been part of Mexico's modern history. Moreover, the architecture is breath taking

Nice place to enjoy a concert, historic place

Lovely place, great acoustic. 1850's memoires of mexican architecture with a touch of je ne sais quoi

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Beautiful place, full of history, well preserved excellent for photos

A well preserved old theater that still hosts nice plays. Also a historical landmark.

Very mucho awesomest place of em all

Most churches in Queretaro are ok looking but will not make a lasting impression on a visitor. This one is no different. It has a rich and interesting history but overall it is not so different from other churches in Mexico as to stand out.

Construction of Queretaros' first religious building began in the late 1500s. The temple of San Francisco acted as a convent church,cemetery, and orchard. It is located in the historical center of Santiago de Queretaro. From 1852 to 1922, it functioned as a Catholic cathedral. The architecture is a mix of Baroque and Neoclassical styles. During the centuries, the site has received numerous renovations and upgrades. Unfortunately, most of the temples and chapels from the 16th and 17th centuries were destroyed during the reform war of 1858-1861.

A lovely place to visit where spent half day walking around the streets

Was amazing! It's a beautiful temple, I wanna return here

Beautiful cathedral! Great photo op; be sure to stop by when in El centro!

This was a really great cathedral, took some good photos here.

Probably as a local you enjoy that this place is close during the daytime but as a tourist with little hours to visit I am surprised is just open from 6pm and not during the day time what a waste of time and looks small

The staff was kind and the animals were healthy looking. There was a wide assortment of animals. Hippopotamus, giraffes, camels, lions, tigers and bears oh my! Cafeteria and a train if you don't feel like walking. You can feed the giraffes for $50 mxn (2carrots cut into 4).

Honestly, the Zoo is poorly maintained and a lot of the animals are pacing in their cages and look very sick or skinny. They did not have elephants or rhinos. Entry is 100 pero child and 130 per adult. Children under 2 don’t pay and you have to pay 50 for the giraffes at the gate and per person.

I really enjoyed this zoo. I suggest to put the tiggers and lions in bigger places. Looks like they need space. Same with bears

It is definitely not the best zoo, but it exceeded my expectations considering I've been to other zoos of cities of the same size as Queretaro and they do not compare to Wameru. It is a place to stay 2 hrs top, don't expect to spend a full day here and it is worth to say I was impressed by the animals found here (white Bengal tigers, 2 sets of lions, hippos, leopards... I was truly not expecting these type of animals here ). I attended the zoo on a Wednesday and we had the zoo to ourselves. Hopefully the zoo will grow and improve cages and overall habitats for the animals, as some of these seemed quite small. Definitely recommended for a morning with the kids.

Excellent Zoo! Had a Great Day at the Zoo! #1 Great

This place needs a big time make over. The poor animals live in filth and dirt and their faces are just sad. It almost made me cry seeing them in these conditions. Please avoid this place until they show better living conditions for these living beings.

Money wise it's costly. we can see only few animals and birds. Small zoo and for babies recommended one.